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Toussaint-Langenscheidt Method

A completeHebrew-English Pocket-Dictionary

to the Old Testament

Compiled byProf. Karl Feyerabend, Ph. D.

of Cothen, Germany

Third edition

legistered Tra

BERLIN -SCHON EBERGLangens ) m reed, cane;N nl^X swift sailing ships,made of reed.UX [from nj$].(bo y) [neediuess,

poverty] interj. = ^X woe to.^ (?bu fi) m, c. DUX, piD^DUX, place of feeding,crib, manger.

see 8^3.

threat; air] nn?X the1


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2threat of the sword, the

j

threatening sword.(ab$ttJ a$) *, only

pumpkin,melon.OK (abr) pr.n/. - n;n^.

"OR1

(5bl ) into;/. oh that,I wish that

see

see S fK.pr.n.m.

pr.n.m.ear [co^.],

ears of barley; month ofthe ears, first month inthe spring; see also 70.

^ pr.n.m.pr.n.m.pr.n.m.

(gbyp n) ad/., w.., P J. D^i^, needy,

poor, miserable, wretched.on? ) / caper,

berry of the caper-bush.pr .n.f.

pr.n.m.

S (ab|n?d5 b)

pr.n.m.pr.n.m.

pr.w.Tn.

pr.n.m.seesee

pr.n.m.n) pr.n.m.

m , cvigorous man, hero, protector.

"l^S (fcbbj r) adj., pib^?, c. \T38, strong,manly, courageous, powerful, distinguished, noble;also applied to - oxen andhorses.DT1X (abjrs m) pr.n.m.

g) pr.n.f.

18 (abI?L y) jpr.n.m. [also

[alsom) pr.n.w.

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to wind oneselfupward, to rise in rotationJ1X ($b$, l) to fade, languish,pine, mourn. Hi. / j?$3,fut. "^,38,1 to cause tomourn. ~ Hith. ^SKflfl tomourn, lament.

? !) adj., c .

mourning, desolate.2X 8 (?W i) / meadow,grassy place, pasture, plain.

In proper names :nDV-rP3 hl$ town inNaphtali; Dnstftj $ placeiiiMoab; 0*pJ? N a villageof the Ammonites ; T^hJp Ktown in Issachar; D 1^9 $place east of the Jordan.

mourning, lament.

, river, stream.

stone, precious stone, gem ;rock, ore, weighing stone.weight, plummet.

m, only *,. D^ZINpotter s wheel ;

chair of delivery, midwife-stool [others: vagina, orthe two snxes].

^. 0^58 girdle, sash,belt (of a priest).

nf r) pr.n.m.

to feed, fatten.

ynjnx (^^bno /, only^. ny?V:3^, blister, pustule, ulcer.2K (g b^B) pr.n. of a townin Issachar.

P3? (5\>L k), only M. m/.w .5. ii?^n?, fut. p,38?. towrestle.

dust.

dust, powder, powderedspice.3? (5b$ r), only m /id.1,38,1 to fly up, soar.

"DX fb^r 7n and

YJ iy, wing, pinion.and

pr.n.m.? $) an Egyptian

word, probably with themeaning of an imperative:


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kneel, bend your heads,prostrate yourself.

pr.n.m.pr.n.m.

of Amalekite kings.)OX (agfgj ) i, surname ofHaman, the Agagite [=Amalekite].

connection, knot, bundle;band, troop; celestial vault.^ (e?5 z ) m nu^j nut-tree

[Persian].fu r) pr.n.m.

[berry], small coin, mite.f$ (fi ^fil) or T5JK (I ggi) w ,

only pZ.c. 1/?^, drops.??9 (89l* ^[m) ^r.n. of aplace in Moab.3X (^ m) m, 0. Di, P Z.D^, c.^N pool, pond;reed; bulrush.5X (f^ m) ad;., only pZ.c.^p^N, sad, grieved.^P^X (^m$ n) m, c. l^iXreed, bulrush; cord madeof rushes; caldron.

J^N basin, bowl, roundvessel.

a^ f) W7 only P Z., w.s. l^fij army,

troops.,aX (5^T), M l^i tocollect, gather.

fisttD iaX (^&rtri) m, onlypi. c. ^T^ basin, bowl,charger.

official letter, writ, edict.X (?d) ?n, w.g. i*JN, mist,vapour.X (fd& i?), only 5?:. in/-

[for nn^riV] to (/cause to languish, to grieve. )f

pr.n.m.jpr.n.w.X and DTIX see

see

*j1"]X

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commander, lord, master;the pi. is also applied tosingle persons; $*^ mvLord, the Lord God [ril.T];hence Adonis.


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see .DHVIX (Jl^, substance, wealth ; power,strength.S ) ^X (pn) pr.n. of a cityin lower Egypt (Helio-polis).D1X (pn? ) pr.n. of a townin Benjamin.

see ,TJift topress, urge, impel.

(pB5 r) m, c.

store, stock, provision, supply; store-house, treasury.is 1 (pr), fut. Tix;, J$ ($zk?r$ r) /memorial ;that part of an offeringwhich was destined tobring the sacrifice to theremembrance of God.

(*!), M p for^]#n to go away, to goout; to fail, cease, vanish.- Pu. pi. 7NNP what isspun, yarn, thread [perh.miswritten for N see

stone of departure [a memorial stone].,yj

* fa& n) Q. not used.Hi. [denom. of "))] V.l^n,tmp. VJ8J3, M ffito turn or lend an ear to,to listen, hearken, attend ;to answer [a prayer]; toobey.JK* only Pi. 1JX (Izzfn) toweigh, to prove.

ear [organ ofhearing].

pr.w. of a town in Naph-tali.

pr.n.m.pr.n.m.

^i^tS (azlkki m) only j^Z.[from p)K], w. ar TX where?[where art thou? &c.];1] K which one? who?;nip tf wherefrom?;PX]^ ^ why?

X 1 (I) m and /, pi D^X,coast-land, island; foreign,transmarine parts roundthe Mediterranean and inIndia.

a(I) m, only pi D^X,

howler, jackal.S 8(i)= ->iX interj. woe to.

denoting negation [equalto the prefixes in-, un-J;TDIPX without honour,inglorious.? (syfc V) to hate, to treat

as an enemy; pt. 3.1X, ITiK,w.s. i7)2?X, f n^jPlN, pi IDpJN, c. sp.]X, enemy,hater.

enmity, hostility.P^ (?d) m burden, oppression, misfortune, misery,distress.

l^ 1 OyyO / vulture,kite.pr.n.m.

wherever.. where,

pr.n.m. Job.

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and tnterj. how? where?alas!p^K, toix ( fX (ft?

1

) adv. where?how?

X see X iSX.(Is) ?n, iv. s. s t"X, pZ.

; , D^X, c. ^X aman [as opposed to beastand woman and God], amortal, husband, possessor,inhabitant, follower, attendant; some one, anyone, every one, each; withHX or Ift tlie one ~ theother.

pr.n.m.(iS$ n) m [dimin. of

tt^X little man] the pupilof the eye, eye-ball, centre.jnTtWfc (jg^ yll) valiantman, perh. pr.n.m.tfpT^X (Is t? fr) pr.n. ofa town or district in Syria.

see ^?.(16-o n) w entrance.

pr.n.m.rn) pr.n.m. [for?X \nx God with me].CW1 see qnx.

ri^ - qnx, qnx, see

1^ ($d;) adv. certainly, yea;only, but, however, yet;hardly, no sooner than.?*? (&kk d) pr.n. of a townbuilt by Niinrod.\t?^ (Wz? ^) rn deceivingbrook [without water].^?S (Wzl ^)pr.n. of townsin Asher [Ecdippa] and inJudah.!t?8 (Wz? r) arfj. bold,cruel, merciless, destructive, deadly.tDK

(jw&zsrf) adj. hard,harsh, cruel, terrible.

cruelty, fierceness.P OS (^iir) /eating, food.

..^2X\ 1. sing. Tgtf, to eat,enjoy, devour, consume,take away, destroy. jVi.^3gi, /to. bx>. to beeaten, consumed. Pu.?DX to be consumed, destroyed. Hi. ^pxri, fut.


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D^l to make eat, to giveto eat.

(QC$I$ ) [act and materialof] eating, food, meat.

.m. [or to be derivedfrom H^].rtos (W) / - hi*..Tj^DX 7|^X:J see H^D Pi.IDS (sdje n) adv. certainly,surely, even so; but, yet.]DS (5$* f) to burden,weigh on, press, drive on.

*!? (* !) , .. ?&,burden, load, pressure.-DS (ikkrr) m, pi Dnp,ploughman, tiller, husbandman.

P|l^DS (^S$ f) ^)r.n. of atown in Asher.^S 1 (&1) a negation corresponding to Greek jifyapplied in prohibitions andwishes : that not, lest, maynot, let not.

^" [^] tne Arabic definite article, occurring in

DvK, a strong, mightyone, a hero, a god; ?xr!

the true God; ^1 X almighty God; li^y ^ Godthe most high; strength,power, might; H;^ ^it is in the power of myhand, I am able. [D^Xonce for Dy^X rams],

these.?S (gi) pre/>. to, towards,in the direction of, according to, in addition to,with regard to, against,into, among, near, with.

(gigabi s) m hail,ice.

lptt^S see D^p^N.pr.n.m.

xS 1 (515 ) to confirm byan oath, to swear, forswear. Hi. inf. n1?^n, fut.7^*1 to confirm, to causeto swear, to swear.

, .. ,pl. ni?X swearing, oath;curse; agreement by oath,sworn covenant.^8 (W) / oak.?S l (?i5 ) / oak, terebinth.


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pr.n.m."!? (fug) pron. dem.these, those.w (ir) w;. [^ N] if- ?r$ (el$ ah) m, n0r. mostlyin poetry: a god, God; piD fj7$i c. *P?g, w*. U^J?^God, the one, true God

angel, Israelitic kingprophet; heathen godshigher and godlike beings

?! (elu l) m the sixthmonth of the Hebrew year,corresponding to Septembeiand October; adj. =^Sv 1 / , \ ^s^*> /

| r (^*)j I ,i - (^iip n)m, pi.^, oak, terebinth.rf*

(Wia f) m and adj., pi.D SpK tame beast, lamb,ox, cow; attached friend,companion, husband; headof a family, of a tribe

(WO S) pr.n. of astation in the desert.

only Ni. HOto be corrupt, to get spoiled.

pr.n.m.

/ ^t tail oforiental sheep.

(e%y5 ) and irj^N1P and

(U l) ad;, null, vain,nought; nothingness, feebleness; i.p*V idols.

[Elizabeth].5 ) />r.n.i. [Greek

Hebrew-English.


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tribe in the Peloponnesusor in Sicily].

pr.n.m.inter;. alas,woe to!

18/m), At. .,pi?S.

1

. to be bound in thetongue, to be dumb, mute.

Pi. pt. DSP to bind,to make up in sheaves.D/S (figm) m the growingdumb, dumbness, silence.

dumb, mute.see

D?X (?Llmyggrra) m, onlypZ., a precious wood, redor white sandal-wood.

D t| ip5?Ss , nipjptf., bundlesheef.

\) pr.n.m[Arabian tribe in Yemen]

pr.nof a town in Asher.

[/.widowedm widow

hood, interregnum.

/", p^-widow.

a widowed state [withouta ruler].lpD^K (ijim^n?^) flpl[perh. for nijp"]^] palaces.JJD^JJ (8lm?na -) A e.n^pW, pi b^wp^f,widowhood; destitution[exile].|jb?S (^mpnl 1) rn. withpreceding $7, a certainone, one not named.

n) pr.n.m.fiiijfis O J5 j< -n - * town

and district in Mesopotamia.

.n. of a town near Hesbon[in Reuben].

? ) />r.n.m./MI. n^.; to

learn. Pi. fvt. ?}?.$], pt.)? [for fJO to teach.

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c. ^S 1. only pidomesticated beasts, oxencows, cattle. 2. a thousand, du. two thousandspi. thousands. 3. a community, family, part of atribe.

(g l&f) pr.n. of a townin Benjamin.

to drive, press, urge.

Pf5* (Sika m) m no resistance; X 7]S?B a kingagainst whom there is norising up [others: people,militia].1x1??? (Blk*n?r) pr.n.m.

native of ^j?^ [a villagein Galilee].

.n. of a town in Simeon.

pr.n. of a town in Dan... Of

a town in Judah.

mother, grandmother, ancestress; benefactress; metropolis,mother-country, people; ^H DNparting-way.

E^S (Ira) conj. [in directand indirect questions] if,whether; DX q whetheror; in conditional sentences :if, when, N^> DX if not;in sentences of wishingand asseveration: oh that[Lat. utinam] , certainlynot, tih DX certainly.^ m, only^Z. D^Npeople, nation.

pi. mnDXj c. ninpx^ maidservant, female slave.Yr (&nini5 ) /", c. nfcDfc$du. D)pDX, pi. nifcpX, forearm; ell, cubit; in architecture: foundation; metropolis.^J?*!5

a(fcrnm?1) pr.n. of a hill

near Gibeon.see nD^X.

im? ) /, only p?.people, nation, tribe.

see H? 1 (^mp n) m builder,

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n) pr.w.m.; alsothe Egyptian god Ammon.

see(emu n), IDS adj., pi

}na$ fastened, faithful;. fidelity, trustiness.

firm "ness, security, fidelity,honesty, conscientiousness,faith.pS (fmo

seesee

pS (ammi B) adj. firm,strong, valiant.l^pS (smj r) m top of atree, summit of a mountain

nj?pi< to fade, languish.Put. \$j%t pt. $9* [for^p^P] to fade, droopwither; to be sorrowful

(to mourn.PpDS (m?lVl) adj., onl:pi Q^?pai weak, feebleDDS (amlL m) pr.n. of a townin Judah.

*|PS ($m& n) intr. to be firmtr. to make firm, fastenbring up, nurse; pt.guardian, fosterer,

nurse. M. /*jp*O; to be fastened, to befirm, constant, faithful,honest; to last, continue;to be nursed, supported;pt. 1p$$ firm, faithful,constant, lasting. -- Hi.Vp#n, fut. vp$l, 1P$1 tohold fast by, to believefirmly, to trust; to standstill, to stop.|PS ($m$ n) m workmaster,artist.

|PS (3m? n) adj. firm, true,faithful; m faithfulness;adv. certainly, truly, sobe it!*|S (p mgn) m truth, fidelity.i"DpS

*(amfn? ) f firm covenant; fixed wages.

"JJpS* (am$n$ ) pr.n. of ariver flowing through Damascus [and of that partof the Antilibanus fromwhich it comes].

m n? ) /", only pi.t, pilaster, column.

HJpS (gmn$ r ) /the bringingup, nursing; adv. in truth,truly.

(^Lnin^ n) i07*w.wi

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fto

be strong, vigorous; to bestronger, to prevail. Pi.ftDX, fut. ]>$X? to makestrong, to strengthen,harden; to select. Hi.fut. f&W- to displaystrength, to act courageously. Hith. ytDXJTlfl t(collect one s strength, tDX ($ mgB) m strengthvigour.

/ strength.pr.n.m.

. , ,with"? 1DXJ? [in the way

of saying], w.s. n.

1. 5tngr. "I^N, to say, name,call, admonish, promise,praise; to say to oneself,to think, intend; to command. Ni.

"ljS$y, fut."lj?ft?. to be said, to benamed; it is said. Hi.") \Pg.O to make say, to

promise. Hith. IDNJpnto boast, to be over-proud,imperious.

pi. D^p^C, e. \1PX asay-ing, word, utterance, command, promise.1J?N (imra? r) pr.n.m.Ip^ (9 m^r) w word, saying,song, praise, promise;thing [like "m].

c. nil^N word, utterance,song.

r) pr.n.w. Amo-rite, chief tribe of theCanaanites.

.?$ (*mr?f$ l) pr.n.m.[king of Shinar, Hammurabi].to# (g mfig) m and adv.yesterday, last night.^!? (em& &) [from DJpS] /,w.a. \npX firmness, duration, certainty, security,faithfulness, faith, truth,honesty.


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inonfpN, pi o.bag, sack.

pr.n.m.X (*n) [comp. !?]] advwhere ? whither ? ; 1j$9whence?; ^"^ till when?how long? w>. loc. H H^S[alsoPl},**] whither? where?how long?; T\)$] HJKhither and thither.S see i.I pray! pray thee!rDX see 1$.H3X l (3n$F ) to sigh, lament.riDX 8 (50? ) Pi. n}J< tocause to meet. Pw. KMto befall, happen. Hith.n3pn to seek opportunity [for a quarrel].\jS see unJJ$..t^lJK 1 (eno s) rn man, humaibeing, mankind.3$ (en? s) pr.n.m.

i& $), only M. nJSto sigh, lament, mourn.

lament, sighing.rDX (an$, ^nCi) pron. j^l! ^., tp. "]W, onceabbreviated ^ni we, ourselves.

a town in Issachar.}X (anr) pnm. pers. 1 . singr.I, I myself = W^.?S (oni ) rn and / coll ships,a fleet.

ship./"

lamentation, mourning.

rn the metallead; plummet, plumb-line.

\.sing., i.p. ^j^ I, myself.|J1S (?n^ n), only fift^. p.^0^to complain, to murmur.

compel.13S (fn& f) Aps;, prisonercaptive, exile.

Pfii r) pr.n.ro.fis m) m, only pZ.store house, gran

ary.H^P^ (Wn? r) pr.w.m.1?^X (gBngpp^ r) pr.n.m.[an Assyrian king or adignitary].

[/M. 1. sing. w.s. and alsop. F]DK w.,.] to gather,collect, to draw together,to receive, to take underprotection; to draw up

[feet] ; to withdraw, to takeaway; to close a march,bring up the rear. Ni.P]DN^ to assemble, to begathered [to one s forefathers, i. e. to die] ; to bereceived, withdrawn, todisappear. Pi. *]DX togather diligently, to receive, to close. Pu. P)plS

8(jfl k) adf strong,

powerful.see p,D.(9 fgl) darkness, con

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deep darkness.

y

]5X (p fgn) wi, only pZ. w..I^PX (Qfns v) circumstance,turn, due time.

see 1Sl.^tc fi) to end, cease,

disappear.DSS (g f^B) m, du. D:P?N\p/. c.

& p?^, end, extremity;rfu. soles of the feet; adv.at an end, no more, not.except, only; DS$3 without; ^ DDJ< only that,however.D^pT DDS (g fgfi d^raml m)pr.n. of a place in Judah.^pSS (fcffii 1 ) adv. except,nothing besides.

breath, nothingness.ySS (^fe 1 ) m and / adder,viper, basilisk.\?N (jLf^ f) [not contracted,e.g. ISS^.j to involve, tosurround.

only Hith.S^tpn to control or restrain oneself.

affk) pr.n. of townsin northern Palestine.

1

) pr.n. of atown in Judah.15)N (e fgr) m ashes, dust,nothingness.)X (af? r) m head-cover,

tiara.iSN (gfro a^) m, only pi.D^rnip^, young bird, nestling.

fifr& ylm) pr.n.m.(gfra ft), w. /oc.

H nrn?$ pr.n., older namefor Bethlehem; also equivalent to D?;i9$.rn>8 (gfrsa-J

1

) pr.w.m., aBetlilehemite; an Ephraim-ite.

^S (Bb? n) pr.n.m.

finger, index, toe; finger-breadth.

(aBi l) m, pZ. c. \SXextremity, remote corner.adj. noble, chief person.

joint [knuckle, elbow].l& l) [derived from

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to be reduced. Hi. futJl to take away.

m, w.s.side, region ; prep, at theside of, beside, close tonear.

pr.n. of a place.IHV^K (aB&ly$ hq) pr.n.m.

niySK (SSW) /bracelet,step-chain.

"IJiX ($B$ r) pt. "1SK to heapup, store up. Ni. fut."$$. to be stored up. -Hi. fut. 1. sing. ni^lXl toappoint one treasurer,

seefr pr.n.m.see -$;. and "1J.

gkds dj) rn a sparkling precious stone, carbuncle.

1j?K (^kk? ) m roe [or wildgoat].

l [for X^N] see

W"IK see liN.see

>rVl) m, only pl.itheir heroes.

pr.w.wi./M. DIJO to

weave plots, to lie inambush, to lurk; pt. DIN,DTiX lurking, lurker; coll.ambush. - - Pi. pt. pi.QV?!$? lurkers, liers inwait. Hi. fut. 3"]^ [for^,1X^1] to form an ambush.*]jK (arj b) pr.n. of a townin Judah.l"JK (6 rSt) wi ambush,lurking-place.

1

) ambush, plot, cunning, deceit.

of a place in Naphtali.bs ) /, only pi. c.

"]X, intrigue, plot.Elrbg ) w locust,

migratory locust.

lattice, window, dove-cote,latticed outlet for thesmoke."fl^HK (ar$bb5 $) pr.n. of aplace in Judah uearSochoh.

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,?"]*?1 (W) num. f, m

hy?n8, < nsjais, four ;dw. D?f!iy3"!8 fourfold; pZ.D ,V918 forty.?"]^

1 (W) pr.n.m. [anAnakite giant].iK ft* *) M W_, Jpfti,

to plait, weave; pr.n.n. [Persian].

to stretch, to be long, towear on. Hi. T^H, fut.

T^,- to make long, tolengthen, prolong, extend,delay; intr. to be long, toabide, sojourn.

dor? *) adj., only c. ?]"IXlong, patient; D?gfi t|^jforbearing.

long, enduring.ll.^

1(g rfi*) TO length, delay

[see also t] ("|N].IIS (B rW) jpr.n. of a cityin Babylonia.

TO, w.s.(Qrk$ r), length, duration,patience.DliS / see njn.? 1^ (arkj ) pr.n.m, inhabitant of ^n#, a town inPalestine.

[mountain-land] Aramaea,Syria, and people therein,descended from Aram,the grandson of Nahor;D?,1DA DJ Aram sea of thetwo rivers, Mesopotamia.^")^ (^rmp n) TO, pi. c.niJ^"]N, palace, castle,citadel.

r) pr.n.m., pi.

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. [/-fromAramaean], in the

Aramaean or Syrian language.S ($rm9nf) pr.n.m.pr.n.m.m a cedar or

pine [perk, miswritten for

pr.n.m./ a hare.

pr.n. of ariver between Moab andAmmon.

pr.n.m.pr.n.m.

r.w. of acity in Syria near Hainath.

a son of Shem, father ofthe Chaldeans or NorthernShemites.S (6 rfiB) / and m, w. art.

n n^ix, w .,. ^-], pinty% c. ni^"}N* the earth[as a body of the universe], the earth [opposedto heaven]; land, ground,soil, country, fatherland,territory.

(&rB5") pr.n.m.r)imp.^^

, Pi n, nix,. ins,

. Ni. .rsed. /

to curse, execrate.p. "1NJ to be cursed.Pi- "1,1/S to curse, to causea curse. Ho. fut. i.p.1N^ to be cursed.TK (ar5r? t) pr.w. of adistrict and high mountainin Armenia; all Armenia.

pr.n.m.& ^ (with] to take a wife, to

espouse. P. t^lk, p. /" /Htr^p to be engaged,betrothed.tHS

(arg ggft) / desire,wish.

pr.n.m. ^ Artaxerxesl. Longi-manus, king of Persia.

pr.n.m.pr.n.n.

(fg) / and i, w.. ^X,fire, heat; lightning;

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m the flowing-out, discharge of water,watered place.

c. outpouring; declivity where mountainwaters flow together.fnt^i< 04$ d) pr.w., oneof the five Philistinecities, Azotus, Ashdod.

x [seeor -

, pi.woman, wife, female; withnin$ or y"l the one- theother; every one, each [/"].n^X (! ) m, c. n^N, pi. c .^K, a burning, burnt-offering, holocaust, sacrifice.

see

.^^g perh.-m, pi. CP1,

c. step, gait; -1^F)a kind of cedar [sherbin].

.n. Assyria[in some passages including

Syria, Babylonia, Persia]pi D^tyK an Arabiantribe , descended fromDedan.t^N (agjjrl ) pr.n., a native

of -ntp tf. [a district inAsher].

pr.n.m.

rriK, support, prop.gjmr) pr.n. of an

idol in Hamath.

(5 r) m, only pZ. .foundations, ruined

remains.

and 0^^^, cake, pancake.

testicle.

^tf>K see DD^ Hi.bt^X 1 (figk9 l) m, pi.ppl^X, cluster of grapes.

grape, raceme.ti>N!

a(gkj? l) pr.n.m. of

an Amorite; pr.n. of avalley near Hebron.t^X (gknL a) pr.n.w. of

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according to the Rabbins:Germany].Dt& K (gsks r) m barter,ware; gift, tribute.t^S (e sgi) JH tamarisk,grove, wood.

and

to be guilty, to trespass;to atone; to lie waste.Ni. D,#tfJ to suffer for, tobe destroyed. Ti. imp.Q^xrj to punish, destroy.tTX (tfft m) m, w.*. i&^S,pi. D ptt% fault, guilt,trespass; trespass-offering.tSto 1 ($grm ) adj. guilty,bound to atone.

) /, . npt^s,e . nipi^s fault,

trespass, guilt; idol, asworshipped sinfully; trespass-offering.

, n) m, only pi., darkness, desolate

place [others: fat, healthy].

and n"lb (asrBfr) /, c.nibss, pi ni")^^N,night-watch [third part ofthe night].y-TK (gn5 \)) m, w.s. \3^^ ,lattice, window.

) l>r.n. of twotowns in Judah.J??$ ($s 5 n) pr.n. of atown in Judah."|t^X (jggj f) m, only pi.D^D^K, enchanter, magician.

) /quiver.) /, only pi.

[which is alsotaken as a sing, m] dirt,dunghill.JSi^K (&gpn& z) pr.n.wi.[Persian].^St^S (ggp^ r) m a measurefor fluids, cup, portion.StTX (Wp^e.) /; only p/.ninB^ S, dunghill.Ypt^K ($kjl9 n) pr.n., oneof the five Philistinecities, Askalon; $frj^fcthe inhabitant.It^K (W -r ) to walkstraight. Pt. "Ifi^N to go,lead, direct the right way;to make happy, to pronounce happy. Pu. "ItStolto be made happy.of a town east of Shechem.ItrX (agg-r) particle denoting relation, correspond-


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ing to our pron. rel. inall genders and numbers:who, which, that; alsoopening dependent .sentences: that, how, because,when; Dt^ Ht^ where;DB p-lttte whence; "I,#S3where , because , since ;

as, in so far as;from where, since.

t^X (g ggr) n, only jZ. c., happiness , bliss ;X happiness of the

man, i. e. happy is theman; ^#8 hail to thee,happy art thou.

ggr) n, w/.s.l

1

), happiness.

a Phe-nician goddess of prosperity [sometimes identifiedwith rnht^y]; image orpillar of the goddess.

($g& g) ffithpo.r^n (hIO- ?g? ) to show

oneself strong, firm.see

i (t? $ l) pr.n. of atown in Dan ; gent.$$$$# .

(figtm9 r ) andtfftftfa (gt5mo a ) pr.n. ofa town in Judah.

) , u/.. inx, p z.and D ]HK, an agricultural tool : mattock, hoeor plough-share.

[properlym existence , substance]particle denoting the determined accusative.

w.8.

&c.], with, at, near; Hfrom, away from.see niN, and

[a king of Sidon].pr.n.m.

tmjo. pi. rnx, /M.nn^., nnxn [for nn$n],xn^i, nigs [for n^jj tocome, to come to pass, toimpend, to pass away; pt.pi. f ni?nX future things,coming events. Hi. nnn[for nnxn], pi. mi [orimp. />/.], to bring.


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/., pron. pers. 2. sin^r. thou,thyself.

$Hith.

, she-ass.= rX thou

N (Jttl k) [also pinx] ,,^p ON, portico, gallery.

(attfns) and ^HNn) /, pron. pers. 2. p.you, yourselves.

of anencampment on the borderof the Arabian desert.

(Itmo l,crrft/. formerly, of old,yesterday.njJIX see DFIN.

g-ns ) / reward.

t.p. prOX.,

reward, harlot s hire.,..n . of a

place in southern Palestine.

^ the second letter of thealphabet, called rPIl (b?fr)= fV3 tent; as a numeral= 2 or 2000.^ (b 8) prefix or inseparableprep.; combined with thedef. art. 2, 2, 3, w*. ?,?15, ?]3, 13, n^ &c., in,at, to, on, among, with,towards; according to, by,because of.

$? (MV) f entrance.b5 & r) Pt. "1X3, imp."}$? to engrave, to explain.

Hebrew-English.

s*? (b* f r) /, pi.c. nl"j3. [oncepit, well.

P? (b 5 e r) pr.w. of severalplaces.

pr.n. of a place on theborder of Moab [well ofthe heroes].

-IKS (b Trr? i ) pr.w. of a well in thedesert [prop, well of theliving, i. e. God, lookingupon me].


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of a well and place on thesouthern frontier of Palestine [prop, well of theoath].

see US.rQSSL (bW)

pr.n.m.Vn*O (b* ?r$ faO pr.n. of atown in Benjamin; gent.

b 5n? y& afcs n) pr.n. of anencampment in the desert.

pr.n.m.to be foul or

loathsome, to stink. M.t^N?} to make oneselfstinidng, i. e. hated. Hi.l^K^n, fut. W^31 to makestinking, loathsome, hated,defamed. Hith.to become odious.Bto (b V) m, w.(b5 5 m) stench, stink.

(b? $ s) 5 only pZ.unripe , useless

grapes.Ht^lO (bg g? ) / foul plant,weed.PQSl (b?b?r) /, c. r\39, apple[of the eye], pupil.

pr.n.m.(b^bg l) pr.n./., ^. Zoc.H H^, Babylon; Baby

lonia including Persia[prop, gate of God].

(b%) m food [or booty].to act secretly, to deceive,cheat, betray, forsake, falloff; pt. pi. a^? tlie re~creant, impious.

[withoutdagesh],pZ. D^W.once m^J?, c. ^5, covering, garment, dress, robe,cloth; concealment, malignity, robbery.

lessness, treachery.

n 1!!^, faithless, treacherous.? (bl^vft y) pr.n.w. [Per

sian].te see ^4.ri^S (b%SO pr.n.m. [Persian]; also 1pJ5.? X (bW) Prom- 113] m,pi. D^3, c. ^3, separation, separable part [1,3? 12part by part, at equalparts]; pi parts of the


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13body, limbs; parts of atree, branches, poles, bars;Ijtf adv. separately, apart,besides, except, alone;^r5 I alone, by myself.

"Da (bw) m, pi. 0^3,

white linen, linen clothes."Q

CbW)"*, onljpl. DI3,idle talk, prattle; prater,braggart, liar.

for EN^S, to invent [inan evil sense], to lie.

"0? OW4) jrt. "l,Ti3 to beseparated, to be lonely,solitary.

1^21 (bsds d) in separation;adv. [also T}} 1?] separately, alone.TQ (bd* 4) pr.n.m.

pr.n.m.

lead-alloy [mixed withsilver], tin.

n^^, to separate oneself,to be separated or selected.- Hi. ?H?n, fat. ^332,^PJQ, ^>

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